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T<strong>11</strong><br />
WEEK 6<br />
Angel Paulino finds a big hole to pick up some yardage, assisted by Jack Woods (left) and Michael Lock (right).<br />
By Scot Cooper<br />
PEABODY — The <strong>Peabody</strong><br />
football team executed a<br />
near-perfect game plan across<br />
all three phases during Friday<br />
night’s game against visiting<br />
Malden. The Tanners kept<br />
Malden’s offense off the field,<br />
forced turnovers on defense and<br />
made the most of the opportunities<br />
they were given. The result<br />
was a 42-12 <strong>Peabody</strong> victory at<br />
Corey Lee Field the Tanners’<br />
third win of the season.<br />
<strong>Peabody</strong> coach Mark<br />
Bettencourt said he was pleased<br />
to see his Tanners put forth<br />
a solid outing after mistakes<br />
cost them in losses earlier this<br />
season.<br />
“We gelled, I mean offensively,<br />
a lot of mistakes that<br />
we’ve been making lately we<br />
corrected today, and I think you<br />
Tanner defense smothers Malden<br />
saw the results on the field,”<br />
Bettencourt said. “If the kids<br />
do what the coaches teach them<br />
to do, things obviously look a<br />
lot better for us, and we looked<br />
pretty good tonight.”<br />
The Tanners scored on their<br />
second possession, after fumbling<br />
the first time they had the<br />
ball, on a sack and recovery<br />
by Malden’s Amilcar Ferreira.<br />
Angel Paulino took it in from<br />
the 1-yard line with 3:48 left in<br />
the first quarter. Austin Leggett<br />
tacked on the extra point, who<br />
was a perfect 6-of-6 in point<br />
after kicks, to put <strong>Peabody</strong><br />
ahead to stay.<br />
The Tanners were back in<br />
business four seconds later, as<br />
Malden fumbled the kickoff,<br />
and Colten Cole recovered.<br />
Jake Sousa capped the short<br />
drive with a 2-yard touchdown<br />
run and Malden found itself in<br />
an early 14-0 hole.<br />
Kyle Maglione (1 catch,<br />
32 yards) swiped a Justin<br />
Nortelus pass on the next series,<br />
and <strong>Peabody</strong> scored three<br />
plays later, when Matthew<br />
Jandrisevits (2-of-3, 42 yards,<br />
TD) found Dylan Peluso in the<br />
right corner for the touchdown<br />
pass from <strong>22</strong> yards out.<br />
<strong>Peabody</strong> went into the locker<br />
room up 28-0, after Alex<br />
DeNisco (3-of-4, 46 yards, TD)<br />
hit Brandon Caniff with an <strong>11</strong>-<br />
yard touchdown pass. Malden<br />
was struggling on offense in<br />
the first half, and <strong>Peabody</strong> was<br />
more than willing to take advantage<br />
on Senior Night.<br />
After the break, Tanners running<br />
back Colby Therrien ran<br />
one in from six yards out, and<br />
Luis Guridys busted loose for a<br />
45-yard scoring run in the third<br />
to close things out for <strong>Peabody</strong>.<br />
Malden got on the board<br />
late in the third, on a touchdown<br />
run by Nortelus, and the<br />
Malden quarterback hooked up<br />
with Raushad Moore from 21<br />
yards out for the final score of<br />
the game. Moore’s catch was<br />
a highlight-reel play, going up<br />
for a high throw, getting his<br />
arm under the ball and pulling it<br />
away from a Tanners’ defensive<br />
back.<br />
Ten Tanners had a least one<br />
rushing attempt, including<br />
Paulino (10 carries, 72 yards),<br />
Jandrisevits (5 carries, 59<br />
yards), Guridys (1 carry, 45<br />
yards), Cam Cuzzi (6 carries,<br />
26 yards), DeNisco (2 carries,<br />
16 yards), Therrien (2 carries,<br />
12 yards), Sousa (2 carries, 3<br />
yards), Colten Cole (1 carry, 6<br />
yards), Dante Olowu (1 carry,<br />
2 yards) and Jack Flaherty (3<br />
carries).<br />
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“Those kids impressed<br />
me, I know they’re young,<br />
they’re rebuilding, but they<br />
fought hard the entire game,<br />
I give them a lot of credit,”<br />
Bettencourt said. “Our goal<br />
is to get better every week,<br />
hopefully this gives us a push<br />
for Beverly next week. That’s<br />
been the goal from week one,<br />
get better every week.”<br />
Despite the loss, Malden<br />
coach Steve Freker said he was<br />
proud of his team’s effort.<br />
“We’ve only got four-five<br />
guys with varsity experience,<br />
we started two freshmen and<br />
three sophomores on the offensive<br />
line, and that’s unheard<br />
of in the NEC,” Freker<br />
said. “We told them to keep<br />
fighting in the second half and<br />
score a few touchdowns and<br />
they did that.”<br />
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